The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-22
NEW YORK AND CHICAGO.

Yesterdays Quotations on Produce at the
Two Great Centers
NEW YORK, Jan. 21.-Flour dull and tend
ing in buyers favor Receipts, %, 876 brls; ex
ports, 6,s37 brls and 1914 sacks Sales. 13, 800
brs.
Wheat-Cash lots less active and shade
lower, closing firm; options opened heavy and
declined 40sc later ruled stronger and recov-
cred the early loss closing firm. Receipts,
90 100 bu exports, los, 036 bu- Sales, 1896. 900
bu futures and 134, 900 bu spot; No. spring, 93c;
uneraded red, 81 a 94ac; No red. 91c No.
red, 90 O924c in elevator; No. l red, Soc; extra
red, 93ac; No. white, 93c; ungraded white, Gle;
No. red, January. nominal at 9lac; February,
912 q 92c, closing at 92c; March, 92s a 934c, clos
ing at 934c; April. 944 a 94ac, closing at 94ac;
May, 95 5-l60 95ac, closing at 95ac; June, 96s a
963c, closing at 964c; July, nominal at 97c; Au-
gust. 96s 973c, closing at 973c; Septembe r 9844
09Ssc. closing at $780, December, 81. 0ls q Loo,
closing at 81. OF.
Corn-Cash firm and rather quiet options
opened a shade lower, but later ruled stronger
ana advanced a04c. closing firm. Receipts.
2, $50 bu; exports, 62, 351 bu; sales, 5000 bu
futures and $1,000 bu spot: ungraded, ITO
afoat No. 2, 47sc in elevator, 49c delivered, 48c
f. o. b.; steamer, yellow, 4804Ssc; No. Janu-
airy, 47A 047sc, closing at 47sc: February, 47a q
49, closing at 4sc; March. 4ss 04ssc, closing at
Oats moderately active. Receipts, 49, 400 bu;
exports, 295 bu mixed Western. Sc csc; white
Western, 80 042c.
Hay steady and in moderate demand.
Coffee-Fair Rio steady at 14ac; options quiet;
sales $4,000 bags; January, ID 15c; February,
IL. 50 a be; March, IL 90c; April IL IS a IL 95;
May II SIS IL 95c; June and July, IL 80 a IL 95c;
August, IL 95c. Sugar quiet and steady; refined
dull; c, 4a@4ac; extra c, Al sc; white extra G,
oslo; standard A. 7-16c; confectioners A,
5ac; graduated. sc. Molassses dull. Rice
steady.
Tallew steady at 4so4 5-lec. Rosn quiet at
SOLO.
Turpentne, 39Ic.
Wool steady and quiet; domestic fleece, 80 q
38c; pulled. Ia a &c., Texas, 9025c.
Pork steady and moderate demand; old mess,
| $l2 25 q IL 70; new mess, $l2.75 Cut meats
| steady and quiet Lard moderately active; West
err steam, spot 81 24c; February. g. II 6. SIC;
March, 6.S4 BIC; April, 6 81 06 94c: May. G. 9S
OIL Ole; June. 707c; city steam, 6 Coo.
Butter firm but quiet; Western, IL a 30c; Elgin
creamery, 32c. Cheese quiet Eggs quiet; re-
ceipts 76o packages; Western fresh, 20 a3oc.
Copper steady. Lead firm. Other articles
| unchanged.
| CHICAGO, Jan. 21-The wheat market was
very fiat the entire day. The range of Quota
lions was only &c, and trading was very slight.
j The advices from California reporting rain had
I weakening tendency, while cables quoted dull
markets abroad. There was however, no special
pressure to SELL and prices ruled moderately
steady. Receipts at primary points showed 9
gradual falling off. while the export movement
continued to be fairly large. The receipts a,
eleven points wers 224, 600 bu, while the export
| clearings from three ports were 224 900 blu, and
20, 900 barrels Of -four. Operators were calculat
| ing upon a large decrease in the next visible
| supply report. Prices closed at outside figures
and &c higher than Yesterday. Corn ruled quiet
| with trading chiefly local and of more limited
| character. The receipts were smaller than ex
pected, while the shipping demand continues
moderate. Prices closed shade firmer. Oatl
| ruled very dull but closed steady at prices
| shade higher than yesterday. The specu!ativ,
| trading in mess pork was active, with price
ruling stronger and generally higher, closing a
u a 10c higher than yesterday. Lard and shor
ribs were both slightly higher. The leadin,
futures ranged as follows: